The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-11-25. TROOPS IN THE RABAUL AREA ARE PROVIDED WITH ENTERTAINMENT BY MOBILE CINEMAS OF 5 BASE SUB AREA. SHOWN, THE MOBILE CINEMA TRUCK PRESENTED BY THE ORANGE AND DISTRICT PATRIOTIC FUND. THE TRUCK HAS DUAL PROJECTION 35MM FULL SIZE MACHINES. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: PRIVATE J.E. DOWNER (1); SERGEANT L.E. DOWER (2).
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-11-25. TROOPS IN THE RABAUL AREA ARE PROVIDED WITH ENTERTAINMENT BY MOBILE CINEMAS OF 5 BASE SUB AREA. SHOWN, THE FIVE JEEPS AND TRUCK OF MOBILE CINEMAS LINED UP AT THEIR HQ.
Atherton, Qld. 1944-07-13. Mobile Cinema Unit No. 27 of the Australian Army Amenities Service attached to the 1st Australian Corps. The van was donated by the Orange and District Patriotic Funds throu
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1946-03-30. AN OPERATOR INSIDE A PROJECTION TRUCK PREPARING A FILM FOR SHOWING BY MOBILE CINEMA HQ UNIT NO 149, AUSTRALIAN ARMY AMENITIES SERVICE. SIX OF THESE UNITS SERVICE THE A
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1946-03-27. THE MOBILE PRINTING PRESS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THE ARMY NEWSPAPER GUINEA GOLD, WHICH IS MOUNTED ON A TRUCK. THE NEWSPAPER CHANGED ITS LOCATION FROM LAE TO 8 MILIT
Atherton, Qld. 1944-07-13. Mobile Cinema Unit No. 97 of the Australian Army Amenities Service attached to the 1st Australian Corps. The van was donated by the Geelong and District Branch of the Austra
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN, 1946-03-30. A TYPICAL UNIT OPEN AIR THEATRE IN THE AREA SERVICED BY MOBILE CINEMA HQ, AUSTRALIAN ARMY AMENITIES SERVICE. IT IS ONE OF TWELVE SPECIAL SITES AT WHICH DOUBLE FEATURE
